#team-cohesion

#team-cohesion

Blue Jays fans let out a resounding sigh of relief after the team made a scorching comeback in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series (ALCS) in Seattle Wednesday night and now they're hoping for a repeat victory later today. Toronto bats came alive to defeat the Seattle Mariners 13-4 in their first win of the ALCS with Game 4 scheduled to take place Thursday at 8:33 p.m. ET at T-Mobile Park.

Popular narratives and conventional wisdom are sometimes right. Heck, Occam's razor suggests that the simplest explanation is more likely than the more complex one to be correct. Of course, Occam -- who wasn't actually called Occam, but was rather a 14th-century Franciscan monk who happened to be from a village named Ockham, a few miles down the road from Chelsea's training ground -- lived in a world without sports and, specifically, football. So take it with a pinch of salt.

Nearly 32 years after Joe Carter hit his historic home run to win the 1993 World Series for the Toronto Blue Jays, the baseball legend believes the current team has what it takes to win it all. "They have the guys who can do it. And I'm betting my money on them right now," Carter told The Sunday Magazine host Piya Chattopadhyay. The Blue Jays lead the New York Yankees two games to none in the best of five American League Division Series (ALDS), with both wins coming in convincing fashion in Toronto.

He deserves a huge compliment. Especially during the phases last year when things were difficult for some players - myself included,

The Lionesses have changed what football matches mean. Celebrations begun by their achievements will never stop, just like memorable moments from 1998-99 Manchester United.

Ya know, [it's] obviously disappointing. You'd like to have all your guys out there Day One to try to build that cohesion... but that's not how it usually works out.

Creating a sense of belonging is crucial for workplace satisfaction, as more than half of employees cite a lack of belonging as a primary reason for quitting.

Browne expressed, "I'm really pleased to be staying here. It's a great club full of amazing people, great coaching staff and a great group of lads."

I'm not going to be a hypocrite here and say everything's fine because obviously we don't like losing. I understand that we've lost four of the last five games and that there are things that need to be corrected.

Think of the mid-year review as a strategic checkpoint in your annual performance management cycle, emphasizing employee growth, development, and open communication.

"They will be fully available, so that's great. I think both players have been working really, really hard to get to this point with the medical team, so that's great."